Alan, I've also tried the latest svn version with -DHAVE_PTHREAD=ON -DBUILD_TEST=ON -DBUILD_DOC=ON on my Ubuntu Hardy system. Enabled drivers and bindings are the same as Alan, except that I don't have PDL/perl enabled. The -fvisibility=hidden option was added to the gcc / g++ command line. All code (including documentation) builds. There are some warnings for the Ada documentation. Ctest runs fine and results agree with Alan.
I also have a problem with tcl. I have tcl 8.5 installed but this doesn't come with itcl so the bindings won't build. Removing all references to 8.5 from cmake/modules/FindTCL.cmake and it does work (I also have tcl 8.4 + itcl installed). This is a bit of a pain, but I'm not sure there is a neat workaround except setting lots of cmake variables explicitly on the cmake command line. I've also built and tested all the examples in the install tree. The only issue I found is that the ocaml examples don't run. test_ocaml.sh assumes the examples are x??ocaml, as in the build tree, but the Makefile generates x?? executables. I'll try and fix this up tomorrow, unless anyone beats me to it. Otherwise looks good for a release so far. Andrew On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 10:49:50AM -0800, Alan Irwin wrote: > My initial pre-release testing (currently of revision 9023) has been done > with cmake-2.6.2 (my first use of this version of cmake) with default cmake > device-driver and bindings options except for -DBUILD_TEST=ON > -DHAVE_PTHREAD=ON -DENABLE_pdl=ON -DHAVE_ADA_2007=ON. My system is > Debian Lenny (testing) with all possible PLplot dependencies installed. > > Here is the CMake summary that resulted: > > ENABLE_DYNDRIVERS: ON > DRIVERS_LIST: > cairo;gd;gcw;hpgl;mem;null;pbm;ps;psttf;svg;tk;tkwin;wxwidgets;xfig;xwin > DEVICES_LIST: > pdfcairo;pngcairo;pscairo;svgcairo;xcairo;gif;jpeg;png;gcw;hp7470;hp7580;lj_hpgl;mem;null;pbm;ps;psttf;svg;tk;tkwin;wxwidgets;xfig;xwin > > Library options: > BUILD_SHARED_LIBS: ON PL_DOUBLE: ON > > Optional libraries: > HAVE_QHULL: ON WITH_CSA: ON > HAVE_FREETYPE: ON HAVE_PTHREAD: ON > HAVE_AGG: ON > > Language Bindings: > ENABLE_f77: ON ENABLE_f95: ON > ENABLE_cxx: ON ENABLE_java: ON > ENABLE_python: ON ENABLE_octave: ON > ENABLE_tcl: ON ENABLE_itcl: OFF > ENABLE_tk: ON ENABLE_itk: OFF > ENABLE_pdl: ON ENABLE_wxwidgets: ON > ENABLE_gnome2: ON ENABLE_pygcw: ON > ENABLE_ada: ON ENABLE_d: > ENABLE_ocaml: ON > > IOW, I test all aspects of the default devices and bindings available on > Linux except for PLD_cgm (libcd not installed) and iTcl/iTk (not available > on my Debian testing system). > > The build (done in parallel with -j3 for my Intel core duo system), install, > and ctest were done without obvious errors. Here are the ctest compare > results: > > c++ > Missing examples : > Differing examples : > f77 > Missing examples : > Differing examples : > f95 > Missing examples : > Differing examples : > java > Missing examples : 19 > Differing examples : > octave > Missing examples : 19 > Differing examples : > python > Missing examples : 19 > Differing examples : > tcl > Missing examples : 19 > Differing examples : 11 13 15 16 20 > perl > Missing examples : 20 27 28 29 30 > Differing examples : 02 08 21 23 > ada > Missing examples : > Differing examples : > ocaml > Missing examples : > Differing examples : > > > Perl/PDL has externally implemented bindings being maintained by Doug Hunt, > one of our internal developers. Those bindings are currently missing some > API required for example 20. Therefore, I have dropped that implemented > example from the test list. Presumably some/all of the unimplemented > examples 27 through 30 for Perl/PDL will also require some bindings > improvements from Doug. Thus, if anyone decides to implement those examples > they should work closely with Doug on the bindings issues. I don't think we > should delay the release over these issues, but it "would be nice" if the > external Perl/PDL bindings and our internal Perl/PDL examples were updated > before our release, and I would certainly be willing to test at short notice > any new version of the PDL bindings for PLplot that Doug comes up with. > > The issues with the missing example 19 for some bindings and the differing > Tcl issues are long-standing issues which we cannot fix. > > Thus, aside from Perl/PDL the initial testing results look good. > > I plan to expand substantially on these tests before our release including > install-tree tests (both non-interactive and interactive), and tests of > shared library/static devices, and static library/static devices. For now I > am happy there are no obvious cmake-2.6.2 issues and everything is working > aside from the known issues discussed above. > > Alan > __________________________ > Alan W. 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